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ViPR 26 September 2011 Richard H Scheuermann PhD Department of Pathology UT Southwestern Medical Center ViPR Overview wwwviprbrcorg Virus Taxonomy Browser ViPR Usage ViPR Overview ID: 932051

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Virus Pathogen Resource(ViPR)

26 September 2011Richard H. Scheuermann, Ph.D.Department of PathologyU.T. Southwestern Medical Center

Slide2

ViPR Overview

www.viprbrc.org

Slide3

Virus Taxonomy Browser

Slide4

ViPR Usage

Slide5

ViPR Overview

www.viprbrc.org

Slide6

Database Search

Slide7

Virus-specific Details

Slide8

Search Page

Slide9

Search Results

Slide10

Strain Information

Slide11

Clinical Metadata

Slide12

Genome Data

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Gene/Protein Data

Slide14

Domain/Motif Annotation

Slide15

ViPR Overview

www.viprbrc.org

Slide16

Analysis Tools

Slide17

Genome Annotator

Slide18

ViPR Overview

www.viprbrc.org

Slide19

Workbench

Slide20

Sequence => Tools

Slide21

Meta-CATS

Slide22

Group Assignment

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Meta-CATS Result

Slide24

Workbench Updated

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ViPR ChallengesDiverse research communitiesDiverse genome structuresVariable quality of gene/protein annotationsDeviation from the one gene – one functional protein paradigm (polyproteins)Growing complexity and inconsistency of metadataDriving Biological Projects taking us in a new direction that focuses on host genes

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Diverse Genome Structures

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Large DNA Virus Genome

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Genome Browser for DNA Viruses

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Single Strand RNA Virus Genome

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Incomplete/InconsistentGene/Protein Annotations

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Domain/Motif Annotation

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Incomplete Annotation

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Incomplete Annotation

Slide34

Gene/Protein Data

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Scaling Manual Curation

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Polyproteins

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Gene/Protein Data

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Complexity of Clinical Metadata

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Growing Clinical Metadata

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Complex Query Pages

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DBP and Host Gene Data

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ViPR Driving Biological ProjectsAbraham Brass, Mass. General HospitalCreation of a Dengue virus-host interaction database using functional genomics and bioinformatics Lynn Enquist / Moriah

Szpara, Princeton UniversityDeep Sequencing and Neuronal Microarrays for Functional Genomic Analysis of Herpes Simplex Virus

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Brass (DENV) DBP – Lab ComponentCarry out whole-genome screens with multiple siRNA librariesValidate DENV host factor “hits” w/ RT-PCRPerform viral lifecycle and primary cell experiments

on candidate genes

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Brass (DENV) DBP – ViPR ComponentProviding Data storageSave “high-scoring” hits from the siRNA screensAssociate virus life cycle data with the respective hits

Developing Analytical CapabilityAssist in assessing validity of lower confidence hits from screensOver-representation of hits in biological pathways/networksEnhancing Resource UsabilityDeveloping visualization strategy to interpret siRNA

data (Interesting Gene Lists)

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Enquist/Szpara (HSV-1) DBP – Lab ComponentObtain and assemble NGS dataOral and encephalitic HSV-1 isolatesUse gene expression microarrays to observe differences in

human neuronal cells during a time course of infection Temporally dissect results by blocking infection at several phasesEntry, viral gene expression, and genome replication

Test phenotype of

loci predicted to contribute to

neurovirulence

Swapping candidate gene(s)

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Enquist/Szpara (HSV-1) DBP – ViPR ComponentProviding Data storageImport whole genome (consensus) sequences from GenBankImport microarray results from GEOAssociate virus life cycle data with respective genes

Enhancing Resource UsabilityMicroarray data Make results searchable and cross reference with other related studiesIncorporate genome browser into resourceIntegrate genotype-phenotype dataDeveloping visualization strategyInterpret microarray results (Interesting Gene Lists)

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ViPR SummaryFunded by U.S. National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases (NIAID)Free and open access with no use restrictionsDeveloped by a team of research scientists,

bioinformaticians and professional software developersComprehensive collection of public dataNovel derived data, novel analytical tools, unique functionsIntegration – Integration – Integration

www.viprbrc.org

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ViPR ChallengesDiverse research communitiesDiverse genome structuresVariable quality of gene/protein annotationsDeviation from the one gene – one functional protein paradigm (polyproteins)Growing complexity and inconsistency of metadataDriving Biological Projects taking us in a new direction that focuses on host genes

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ViPR AcknowledgementsUniv. 0f Texas SouthwesternRichard Scheuermann PhD (PI)Brett Pickett, PhDEva Sadat, PhDYun Zhang, MSVecna Technologies

Chris Larsen, Ph.D.Al Ramsey, Ph.D.Northrop GrummanMike Atassi, Program Manager

Ed

Klem

, Ph.D., Project Manager

Patty Berger

Jawwad

Cheema

Jon Dietrich

Zhiping

Gu

, Ph.D.

Sherry He

Wenjie

Hua

Wei Jen

Sanjeev

Kumar

Xiaomei

Li, Ph.D.

Jason Lucas

Bruce

Quesenberry

Barbara

Rotchford

Prabhu

Shankar

Hongbo

Su, Ph.D.

Bryan Walters

Sam

Zaremba

, Ph.D.

Liwei

Zhou, Ph.D

.

NIAID / NIH

Andrei

Gabrielian

, Ph.D., Bioinformatics Program Officer

Co-PI’s

Michael Gale, Ph.D. (University of Washington)

Jingming

Ma, Ph.D. (University of Rochester Medical Center

)

Scientific

Working Group

Richard Kuhn ( Purdue University)

Raul

Andino

( University of California, San Francisco)

Slobodan

Paessler

( University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston)

X.J.

Meng

( Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University)

Colin Parrish ( Cornell University)

Elliot

Lefkowitz

( University of Alabama, Birmingham)

Carla

Kuiken

( Los Alamos National Laboratory)

David

Knipe

( Harvard University)

Matthew

Henn

( Broad Institute)

Richard Whitley ( University of Alabama, Birmingham)

John Young ( Salk Institute for Biological Studies)

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50U.T. Southwestern

Richard Scheuermann (PI)Burke Squires

Jyothi

Noronha

Victoria Hunt

Shubhada

Godbole

Brett Pickett

Yun

Zhang

MSSM

Adolfo Garcia-

Sastre

Eric

Bortz

Gina

Conenello

Peter

Palese

Vecna

Chris Larsen

Al Ramsey

LANL

Catherine

Macken

Mira

Dimitrijevic

U.C. Davis

Nicole

Baumgarth

Northrop Grumman

Ed

Klem

Mike

Atassi

Kevin

Biersack

Jon

Dietrich

Wenjie

Hua

Wei Jen

Sanjeev

Kumar

Xiaomei

Li

Zaigang

Liu

Jason

Lucas

Michelle

Lu

Bruce

Quesenberry

Barbara

Rotchford

Hongbo

Su

Bryan Walters

Jianjun

Wang

Sam

Zaremba

Liwei

Zhou

IRD SWG

Gillian Air, OMRF

Carol Cardona, Univ. Minnesota

Adolfo Garcia-

Sastre

, Mt Sinai

Elodie

Ghedin

, Univ. Pittsburgh

Martha Nelson, Fogarty

Daniel Perez, Univ. Maryland

Gavin Smith, Duke Singapore

David Spiro, JCVI

Dave

Stallknecht

, Univ. Georgia

David

Topham

, Rochester

Richard Webby, St Jude

USDA

David Suarez

Sage

Analytica

Robert Taylor

Lone

Simonsen

CEIRS Centers

Acknowledgments

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